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[Henties]

I used a full installer of Big Sur 11.2.1 in order to overwrite
and reseal my existing Big Sur 11.2.1 20D74 /System volume to once again enable SIP 00000000. It did exactly what I expected, however I ended up with a build number incremented from 20D74 to 20D75, making me wonder whether Apple is "slipstreaming" new code into the identical version number, somewhat strange, maybe somebody has a plausible explanation that justifies this phenomenon.

Incidentally it manifests itself on all of my hacks.

Greetings Henties

 

[Feartech]

I used a full installer of Big Sur 11.2.1 in order to overwright and reseal my existing Big Sur 11.2.1 20D74 /System volume to once again enable SIP 00000000. It did exactly what I expected, however I ended up with a build number incremented from 20D74 to 20D75, making me wonder whether Apple is "slipstreaming" new code into the identical version number, somewhat strange, maybe somebody has a plausible explanation that justifies this phenomenon.

Incidentally it manifests itself on all of my hacks.

Greetings Henties

because of the issue on the last update that didn't check for free space before installing, they published a small update